Photography Trip of some old ruins in Colorado. Shooting in bright sun and Finding my Exposure.

[@vikkilind6805]

❤ the stair pic. I thought I saw a limp, pray continues to heal.

[@outdoorswithbrad9265]

Thanks!!! The knee is all better, thanks.

[@thomaspopple2291]

Thanks for another great video. Glad your knee surgery went well. Cheers.

[@outdoorswithbrad9265]

Thanks!!! The knee is doing great just having a hard time trying to stay still and not work all day. Thanks!

[@terryolsen4244]

Another interesting and informative video, Brad. I had knee replacement surgery back in 2018 and it was one of the best things I've ever done for myself. I'm glad that yours is going well.

[@outdoorswithbrad9265]

Thanks again!! I try to give a little information with each video. And the knee is still doing real good. Thanks

[@turnertime332]

Looking forward to your next vid!

[@outdoorswithbrad9265]

Thank You!!!

[@alholston-smith7631]

Nice Photo Brad. In case any of your audience is interested, I have some 4x5 film processing equipment and misc darkroom equipment for sale at a good price.. Cheers

[@outdoorswithbrad9265]

Thanks!! Put a list up at your local camera store. Good Luck.

[@stuartflipflops]

Looks like the stairs take you up and to the right and into the clouds, Stairway to ??

[@outdoorswithbrad9265]

Thanks!!!! I am thinking of calling the shot 'Stairway to Heaven"

[@michaelsherck5099]

What red filter did you use? I use +2 1/2 stops for a deep red #25 filter on Ilford FP 4 Plus film. You mentioned giving it an extra 1 stop.

[@outdoorswithbrad9265]

You are right. What was I thinking, always add 2 stops to your exposure. Whoops, I will mention that in my next video.. But I did cover myself by having the extra sheets 1 stop more exposure. The negative came out great, but I want to go back and reshoot it. Thanks!!

[@alholston-smith7631]

Yes, a No25 Red usually is a two stop compensation, in my experience shooting 4x5 and 8x10 film on view cameras.